Camilo, the recognized Colombian singer, is one of the most prominent singers within his generation. His conceptual albums have a strong acceptance not only within the artistic community, but from the general public. The coherence between its forms and messages is the perfect contrast for a community that seeks authenticity.
But Camilo is not only authentic in his lyrics and musical concepts, he is also authentic in his forms and appearances. Within the industry, he has also been made known for his particular bigote, very similar to the style of Salvador Dalí, recognized for being one of the highest representatives of surrealism. This striking look has been questioned to the point of wanting to know if there is the possibility that with the passage of time it will be dismantled.
Everything emerged within the program “El Hormiguero”, where, according to Mezcal TV, Trancas and Barrancas made Camilo have to choose between daring to remove the veil from the face or let his wife, Evaluna Montaner, have one equal to his.
He said about this: “The truth is, I have a very big ego. There can’t be two bigoths in my house, so I think I’d shave my own because I can’t risk Evaluna getting better than me; it would be a daily competition and I couldn’t afford it.”
